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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-23
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-23
WARYAT
Powies6 %originalna
w trzech czeSciach.

Meczystaw ,Altons Chrostonski.
Gag daisy.
Isc, czy ME isG = rozwa-
Eat Bronek, pijac hcrbatq. - lsG!
nawofywa}o selce; mote maj
dziesz istote podohnych tobie przc-
konan albo }aknaca czystego po-
karmu ducha. Bqdzicsz Mat brat
n;ego ducha, znajdzie sic trzeci i
zvolna tive zas;dy krzewic bedzjc.
q drugie.j strony obraz saczeS-
liwcgo &ycia, jak1em sic poif do.
tad = marzcnia ukochane, w kto-
&c zatopiony, siedziaf cotcmi 60
dzinami PREY oknie, oparty Ma
ltoni = pokoik, kt6rego ME zmic-
nliby ma pyszne komaty ze zfoto-
glowia, bcIacy jednym powierni-
kiem jcso mssIi = ksiaiki kocha-
nc ...., q n;eprze2ra;a sI'a mo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-23

lusz, podazyf ma plac teatralny
do Biura redukcyi.
Pe}no roifo sic tn ludzi, ka-
ret, woz6w = wszystko daiy1o
we wfasnym kierunku; kaidy "a
jety SODA i = dziwna igraszka,
W chwili gdy wchodz;i W podwoje
redakcyn: przyszedf mu ma mysl
wicrsz 2 n &.
Blcza Ii ia wdol ulic szumnych,
Wchoz w mnogoludnyj chram
Sizut miez junoszej bezumnych
ia wsio przcdajus swoim miecztam,
ia myslju: mimjut cody,
l skolko zdjes nj wiclno mas,
My wsie so;;diom W podwieczny swody,
A czcI nibud nj biloxi GAS,
(Czy chodZe pc szumnych ull-
each, czy W swiatym napefniony
ludem, czy W kolc miodziesy sza-
lonej - ia zawsze MARIE. ia ma
re; - Przejda lata j wszyscy
znaidziemy sic " wszechwlecznym
gmucha, u niejednego godzina .juz
blisko.)
- BliSok "a powtorzy{ l
cos dziwnie bolesnego chwyci}o go
"a SERGE. = Czyz to ~przeczucle
smierci w}asnej? zapytaf sic =
Wowczas ME by}oDy mi tax bole-
sncm, DO sic smierci ME boje. =
Imaginacya Z zadziwiaj aca s'fq
przedstawila obraz rozstanla sic u
tvm swiat}em... Me bal sic.
A jezli pc IA grobem nj
coSG - pr6jznia, jezll wraz Z tchnle-
MEM ostatniem ukohczym istnle-
ME? - Zostana czyny zycia pre-
sz}ego: - a jesli %ukonczysz teraz,
w tel chwili, mic mic zrobiw-
szy...?
Ockna} sic, spotkawszy wei
rzenia ciekawe jednvch, dwuznacz-
ne drugich. Jcdni mieli go "a lite
rata, ktorego artyku} odrzucifa re
dakcya, drudzy sadzili, re m6zg
lego Jest W nicco nienormalnym
stanie.
Pokazaf jednemu sylf6w re-
dakcyjnych ustep, prosz2c o szcze-
g6}y.
Zaintcrpelowany, zmierzywszy
impertincnckim wyr, klein wysza-
rza}a odziez j dziwna bladosc ma
twarzy, mrukna} do siebie: - ia
kies podejrzane indiwiduum.
- Posiadasz pan wymagane
niniejszem swiadectwa? przece-
dill dose ~niegrzecznie.
Dostatecznem bedzie, wy
mieniG nazwisko, poniewaz by}o
w%ymienione W waszem pismie PREY
sprawozdaniu rocznem = odpowie-
dzia} w r6wnyz spos6b Bronis}aw
= Prosze }. - odparto z ME
iakiem zadziwieniem.
= Nazywam sic Bronis}aw
Lewicki.
A.. a.. pan Lewicki! Fem
to zaraz ma pierwsze wei rzenie pa
ma ME pozna}! Co "a zaszczyt ola
mnie, pow:tac ozdobs uniwersytetu!
Panic X, - przedstawiam panu
p. Lewickiego = redaktor larry
Redaktor Kuryera widzia} see
ne poprzednia i kla} W duszy ME
zrecznoSc kolegi.
- Raczy}es pan sic zg}osit pc
informacye wzgledem sprawy, ty'
czacej mnie zar6wno = rzek} go
dnoscia, kt6ra chcia} pokryt b}ad
poprzednika = movie ,zarowno,'
DO osoba, pragnaca dla swej sio-
%strzenicy kierownika umys}owego
jest pc mezu moja krewna dalekaa
u tego powodu nadzwyczaj czuje
sic uszczesliwionym, DO miedzy a
kademicka mAodzieza mic masz nj
go, co by m6g} panu wyrdwnat.
Bronek sic sk}oni}, redaktol
ciagna} dalej.
- Siostrzenicy mojej krewnej
ME znam, a vice ME smiem twicr
dzic z przekonania, re bedziesz
Pan zadowolonym, lecz sadzac z
jej w}asnego listu tel materyi.
moge orzrc, re towarzystwo clew.
XII Gle ME n udzi. = Warunki ma.
teryalnc r6wnie dogodnc - piedzie.
STAT rubli ma micsiac i wszystkie
wygody...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-23
Humorstyka.
w Europejsktej RestaHra
CYL.

Ameryhanim: Ameryka!.... to
ideal / najczystsza gwiazda
wolnosci = r6wnosci = pa
tryotyzmu..,. to istny szczyt
rozumu ludzkiego! - A co za
ruch = przemysf = handel
gwar = krzyk = a! = wy.
nalazki...,
Gospodaz: He he-he-he!Cie-
kawym tel bardzo, gdzie by
scie to wy teraz byli, gdyby-
smy was ongi ME byli odkry-
liz! - He he he he!
.Leo$.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-23
= zezwalasz pan?
= Il najwiksza checia.
Redaktor zaczaf:

ne - ME praWdaz: Tytufowac
Szanosnnym cz}owieka, kt6rego sic
nigdy w zyciu ME widzia}o i ME
vie, czyli wart szacunku lub po-
gardy. zyjac forma g}6wnie :
utarte drogi navel W drobnostkach
uwazamy "a %najlepsze. Coz bys
pan powiedzia}, gdybym szanujac,
lecz ME znajac ca}kicm napisa}a:
Majuhochaaszy przXjacielu! IVA
za}bys mic "a idyotke chyba wow
czas dis "a taxa w swych
w}asnych oczach uchodze. Ale juz
m%niejsza : lepiej, re ia tax sadie
o sobie, DO ty i proSbe ma nazwa}-
bys idyotyczna a ciocia zostawi1a
to zupe}nie do Pahskiej decyzyi.
,,Dla czego pragne studenta z
%medycyny? 30 chce 2 czlowiekiem,
mi4ujacym nauke, przedysputowac
wiele kwestyj palacych - pytania,
ma ktore sama ME znajduje odpo-
wiedzi = objasniG niekt6re teorye
przyrodnik6w. Ola czego studenta
= odpowiedz bardzo prosta. Me
CHI ce mice starego, ~o}ysia}ego pc
danta, ale m}odego ch4opca. Czy
to ME dziko! Parma doros}a chce
ch1opea i otwarcie wypowiada,
ktdryby pc nauce jezdzi} Z MIA
konno, }apai ryby i palil papierosy.
TAX, Mi}y Wujaszku, pozw6l,
lie Gle tax nazwe, boo iestes bratem
cioci. = Drogi Wujaszku! Jak
mi milo to s}owo powtarzaG.
= Ach! jaka szkoda, re ciebie
tn ME ma! Udusi}abym W uSci-
skach gazette djabln by wzieli -
Pardon! = przebaczenia "a s}owo
niegrzeczne."
Niece p~rzewrocona g}owa
lecz widocznie z}ote serduszko..-
przerwaI czytanie 2 poh}azliwym
usmiechem.
,,Pale %papierosy W sekrecie i
przysz}y mentor musi te sprawe
popierac, tf6maczyG cioci, re sk}ad
mych p}uc wymaga palenia = cd
dychania wonnym dymem tureckich
wyrobdw. Cha! cha! cha! Ty go
przyslesz, Wujaszku, kt6rego Wy
obraznia zawsze z pi6rem w reku,
oczyma niebo, tam szukajacemi
natchnicnia. o! ty mi przyslesz,
Mi}y, Miluchny Redaktorze, kt6re-
go sciskam, ca}uje j%eszcze raz az
20 stokroc."
TO co wyobraza} sobie Bronek
0 przysz}ej uczennicy, rozwia} list,
kt6ry leza} o to rozpostarty pred
MIN ma stole, zawalonym zwojami
%papierdw.
Wsta} re stanowczym zamia-
rem %odrzucenia podobnej w~edr6wki,
gdy wzrok jego pad} przypadkowo
ma podpis, %umieszczony PREY kohcu
listu, przeczyta}: Julia Saoierska.
Z~atrzas}szy sic, ME usiad}, lecz
%raczei upad} powt6rnie ma krzes}o,
Gag daisy nastapi.
Jezli wan domowy
Me p]azy mir,
Pijcie salonowy
Nasz Lagerbeer
Piwo sfodowe
Kazdemu zirowe,
Prawdziwy lex =
Napoj z. Bay City,
W miare uzyty,.
Przed1uza wick.
Cheese sic wiec W chacie
Dnczekad, bracie,
Najdluzszych dni:
Me daj sic nedzy,
A dis czempredzej
Pc piwo Sill
DO BROWARU
BAY CITY
Brewing 90.
Niemiecka Apteka
Lauer / Andino
sprzedaie czastkowo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-23

wianym przez ks. Radziejew-
skiego. z ksiezy polskich mkt
ME uczestniczyf w nabc2eh-
stwie.
Sekretarz obchodu, pan AM
toni a k, wysfaf W
srode, % czerwca, szczego}o-
wy opis tel uroczystej mani
festacyi do wszystkich gazet
polskich w Ameryce tudzlez
do znaczniejszych dziennikow
polsl5ich w starym kraiu.
WI1;a,us poda ten opis W
przyszfym numerze,
Nuzeta Katolicha juz prze-
stata bye urzedowo katoliekq},
DO "a taxa przyjeli sobie teraz
Ksieza MISUNDERSTANDING Wa
re Qjczyzne. Jake wyranzo-
wanej kobyle przyjdzie najczs-
sciej ma stare !ata wozic gaf-
gany i rome line nieczysto-
Sci, talk i Gazety KatoAckaej ju2
wiecej ME uzywaja ksie2a do
honorowej roboty, lecz NAVY.
lei do nieczystej obrony, jak to
n. p. w "a numerze tego pi-
sma uczynil ks. NJ. G 9 O.
S k i. Kapian ten kiedys
kazaf sprzedawac dla wlasne-
go zysku pred koscioiem i W
kruchcie towar odpustowy =
czyniqc przez to wielkq hrzyw-
de katolickiemu handlerzowl
W Manislee, ktory sic ia
kiegp handful aywi}. Wszyscy
ludzie w Munistee wiedzq, Re
Wlo,us pisai prawde i przy-
znaja mu slusznosc, re gdzie
Jest polski ksiegarz hub obra-
znlk, tam ME godzi sic robi6
mu konkurencyi / psuc mu
interes - lecz .isdnak znala-
zlo sic pieciu, ktorzy spo-
dziewam sic, 2e be- przyczy-
ny ks. Groch SIX lego
-skorzystali re spodlenla Ga
zety K~atohchlej, ably w nle]
glosyG k1amstwo.
Jeszcze jedno. rs. CIR O.
cho w s k i z ambony pioru-
nowaf przeciw Waarusoeu, po-
%lecajac Warei Nczyzne. kto-
rel jest agentem. = Wlorus,
kierujac sic zasada ,,Jak Kuba,
Bogu, talk Bog Kubie" lekko
skarcif "a to gorliwego agen-
ia, i ztad znowu gwaftu, rety
w Manistee!
Wayus przecie3 ME TAXI
tchorz, zeby sic tych krzykow
przestraszy};-sa to znowu owe
dobrze wiarusoln znane psle
glossy, a teak wiadomo =
ME ida pod niebiosy, chocby
wychodzify z gardfa szeroko
rozdetego piwem j vodka.
Aeed1ugo trwaia radosG O..
Wincentego z powodu przy-
stqpienia Towarzystwa sw.
KrzyAa z Winony do Zjezno-
czenla Katohchqego. Teraz, kie-
dy mieli uasi krzyzacy zap]a-
cic cos pc diva dolary posmier-
tnego jednym miesiqcu,
przypomnie(i sobie, re to Je :
dnak prawda, co W1arus pisaf i
pisze o Zjednoczeriu Katolich2em,
i ma burzliwem posiedzeniu z
Ii czerwca postanowill gfosa-
mi ~ przeciw II odlaczyc
sic cd Kasy posmiertnej Zje-
dooczenla, a niezadlugo cn}kiem
u niego wystqpiq. Znany Sc
kretarz naszego Tow. sw.
Krzyza, z obawy zas}uzonej
kary, wcale ME przyszedf ma
to posiedzenie.
W innych miastach, gdzie
Towarzystwa koscielne przy-
stapify do Zjednoczen1a Katolc-
h1ego, podobne oburzenie i
wstyd "a doznany zawod, jak
u mas w WinOuie. WszyscY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21
VOICE Restored by Eypnosism

81. JdIpCS GdHtGbS'
"HypuOtism" has been employed with
considerable success in Paris for some
time past by Charcot and others IN the
treatment of hysterical disorders; but q
case just related by NJ. Clovis Hughes is
perhaps the most successful example OF
this application so far recorded. A young
lady of twenty was attacked six months
ago with nervous ailment which com
pletelY deprived her of the use Of her
voice. Electricity was tried, and with
certain amount of success at first. but
it lost its effect after a time,
and it was at length abandoned
in despair, As a last re-
source her friends applied to DR.. Ber-
illon, the hypnotic specialist; and after
a consultation with CharCOt he de;
cided to undertaHe the case.
After having brought on the
mesmeric trance by the usual means he
"suggested" to the patient to say 81 am
twenty" as soon as she awOke. A minute
afterward she opened her eyes and at once
uttered the words without the least trace
of an effort, out there her power OF artIC-
ulatiOn ceased. The next day the sugges-
ton was thatshe should converse with the
Doctor, and this she did with ease, though
she could not exchange a single remark
with any one else present. Finally, at the
third sceanCe, DR.. BerillOn ordered her to
speak whenever and with whOmsOever she
pleased thenceforward. Since that time
she has been able to use ner tongue freely
and her voice is as clear and distinct as
it was before the attack,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21
THE RAILROADS.
Fort Worth 10 Have a Direct Line to
the Pineries via the st. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas.
The Two Lines of the Fort Worth West
ern-Grading on the Fort Worth
and DenVeF-NoUes
Homo NOres.

By the end of this week the Fort Worth
and Rio Grande will have tack laid
nearly half way TO Granbury.
Between fifty and sixty miles of grad
ing is done on the Fort Worth and
Denver from Quan8h northwest.
The Fort Worth and Denver, it is said,
has not decided on its line into Fort
Worth from Hodge, or from point near
Hodge,
President Fordyce and Vice-Presldent
Kerens of the st Louis, Arkansas and
Texas are in the state, and will probably
pay Fort Worth visit.
The Fort Worth and Denver has pur-
chased six or eight locomotives which
will be shipped to Fort Worth as soon as
the extension of the road requires their
use.
A citizen of Gainesville, who was in
Fort Worth last night, says the track on
the Jones & Carey contract lacks less
than forty miles of being completed.
This contract is for Il5 miles north of
Red river.
1t was stated by railroad men last
night that on next Sunday q change of
time table on several roads running here
would take place, but the opinions diff
fered as to whether the trains would de-
part earl er or later.
The, Fort Worth Western now has two
lines located out of the city, one running
north and the other south of the West
Fork. 1t is the opinion of engineers that
the north line is the best, Notwithstanding
the river is crossed twice.
1t is NV positively known that the
Kansas and Gulf Short Line from Tyler
to Lufkin has been purchased for the St.
Louis, Arkansas and Texas, and when the
Chandler-Fort Worth line is constructed
if will give this city direct connection
with the pineries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21

timely suggestions showing cOnclusively
that all would be greatly benefited, their
property enhanced in value, etc.
On motion the following committee
were appointed to draft resolutions
conveying the sense Of this meeting: A.
+. Belo, George A Hodges and Cicero L
Brown.
We the undersigned, on motion of DR..
Atkins to form resolutions as to the
feeling of this meeting in regard to a
railroad being built through this country,
believe that it is the sense OF this meeting
that railroad would be highly benei-
cial to the people and country, and that
the majority are willing to give the tight
of way; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we in this community
and meeting encourage said above enter
prise by every means within our power.
Resolved, That the people are anxious
for railroad through this country, and
will aid in securing right Of way.
A. +. BRLO,
GEORGE A. HODGES,
G. L BROWN.
On motion the Secretary was requested
to ask the Marlin Ball to publish proceed
ings and request Waco Day and Brennan
Banner to please copy.
Adjourned sine die. NJ. a. HAYES.
The above meeting was we'll attended
ana much interest manifested.
REPORTER.
i Marlin Ball.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21

A family who had been victims of the
TopolObampO colony fraud made their way
with great difficulty through Mexico to
the American frontier. The first glimpse
OF the American flag they obtained was at
Nogales, and as they oeheld sold glory
fioating out upon the breeze they threw
themselves upon their knees and cried for
10y. One little boy, SIX years Old, asked
MS mother while tears stood in his big
eyes, elf this was heaven" to which she
promptly replied: "RC. my son, but we
are on the right road.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21
An Ex Governor Dying in Massachusetts
Prison.
Boston Record.
Boston Record.


In the hospital, i'll with general de-
bllity, is another famous convict. His
name is Moses-eX- Governor Moses OF
South Carolina. This old culprtt
is pretty well broken down phys
icalIy. He is an object OF pity, for If ne
were set loose to-day he would be utterly
unable to do any thing for himself. He
is man of medium height, with
hollow cheeks and sunken eyes.
The officials say he has con-
sumptive tendency. Some one asked him
a few days ago what was the cause Of the
breaking up of his health He replied
that it was the effect OF opium, to
which he had been addicted for many
years. This may explain the
consumption. Moses is the brightest man
Intellectually of all the prisoners. He
has g wonderful command of language
and of the facts stored IN his brain. He
was placed in the hospital because
he was unable to work, and
spends his time writing or reading. He
is now making a translation OF a few
French novels, which he hopes to sell
when ne is released.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21
a Road for KYLE,

It seems now that San Marcos is to be
left on the Missouri Pacific Railroad
branch from Lockhart and that it viii 90
to Kyle. The railroad men find
that they can build a road from Kyle to
Lockhart cheaper aud pay for the
right OF way than from San Marcos to
L0ckhart and have the right of way given
them. Kyle will not give the right of
way or any bonus, but if the road wishes
to come, all right. That town has one
road under the management of Jay Gould
and don't propose to pay for another.
TBlsnco City Standardization.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21

A Nevada newspaper says that citizen
recently saw two Plute Indians dig hole
in snow bank, go into it, and wrap
themselves in single blanket, prepars-
tory to nights rest. In the morning he
saw no signs of the Indians, but mound
of snow marked the spot where they went
TO bed. He was sure that they hsd
frozen during tn; cold night, and pre-
pared to dig ont the bodies, but the FIRST
thrust of the shovel brought the bucks 10
their feet with gruuts of disgust. Instead
or being frozen they were moist with
persoiration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21

A clerk in Louisville invested $50 in
pork at bucket-shop the other Gay and
succeeded in running ioup to 5000 Then
he determined to make it $4,000 d
quit and ger married. His $4,000 Crept
up almost TO the desired amount, and
then the market took turn against him
and in s few hours be didn'5 have even
the original $50. He will not marry this
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21
How to Gain Flesh and Strength.

Use affef' each meal sCOTr's EMULSION
with Hypophosphites. 1t Is as palstable SIS
miikzand easily !digested. The Japidity with
witch deli ate people imprOve with its use is
Wonderful Useit and ffy yo1r weight As q
& roRchitis, # Is unequsled. Pieasss read :f"I
used scott's Emulsion irfa child eight months
old with good results. BE gained fouf pounds
in q very short time."-Tbo. Prim, u. D.. Ala
bAma.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21

THE GAZETTE premiums TO be drawn
April 5 are valuable, useful and hand
some. They cost you nothing. Send the
Weekly or Sunday GAZETTE to some
friend for q year and secure & chance al
these premiums
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Renew your subscription at once to the
Weekly GAZETTE, no MISTER when it ex-
pires, and get ticket to the second semi
annual distribution. No tickets will be
issued after March 81.
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Houston and Texas Central R'Y,

THE ONLY ALL-sTEsL LINZ IN TIE STATE.
Double daily trains each ways. Through
Sltepers between New Orleans and St.
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Quickest route to New ORIGINS and points IN
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steamship tickets TOT OK from any point IN
Europe.
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Railroad Meeting at Lang.

LANG, March l5-RaiIrOad meeting
met pursuant TO a call, and was called to
order by Rev. NJ. F. Whstley, Chairman !;
DR.. NJ. A. Hays, Secretary. The object
being stated, Mr.. G. A. Hodges spoke at
length of the advantages of the railroad and
urged that the right Of way be grsnteds
After few remarks by DR.. A. T. Belle,
DR.. Atkins closed the meeting with some
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The Now Receiver Ill.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-James NJ.
Trotter, the newly sppoin'ed Receiver of
Deeds, is seriously i'll at his home in this
city, aud his wife has been photographed TO
come to Washington.
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lean woman who has had the honor Of
being appointed 8 pupil of the School for
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in France.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-21

Since the adjournment of Congress 9
marble bust Of John G. Calhoun has been
placed in the Senate gallery.
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